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Do you know what to do when you can't visit or access your data on storage devices? There are a number of common issues that may happen to any brand of storage devices.

Here, we have taken SanDisk as an example and categorized the usual problems that occurred on SanDisk USB flash drives, pen drives, micro SD cards, SDHC cards, and SDXC cards, into two groups with corresponding solutions.

These problems can all be solved by either formatting the disk using a reliable SanDisk format tool or manually repair the device with a SanDisk repair tool.

Common Issues with SanDisk Cards and Flash Drives

Check which category that your problem falls into, then follow the respective guide to get your SanDisk or other brands of devices work again.

Category 1. Need a SanDisk Format Tool	Category 2. Need a SanDisk Repair Tool
SanDisk SD card not showing the full capacity. SanDisk SD card like Cruzer 16GB not recognized by camera or phone. Windows unable to complete the format for a SanDisk removable disk. New SanDisk SD card or USB not detected by Windows PC. SanDisk USB, external hard drive, SD card become RAW, or inaccessible. Format SanDisk device to change its file system format.	SanDisk write-protected error in Windows: can't write anything. SanDisk flash drive is corrupted or damaged. SanDisk USB or SD card has bad sectors, unreadable.

Whether the problem you have is on your internal hard drive, external hard drive, USB, memory SD card, apply the recommended SanDisk format tools or SanDisk repair tools with how-to tutorials to make your device function again.

Part 1. SanDisk Format Tool Free Download and Format the Disk

When facing SanDisk problems similar to the listed entries in the first category, go ahead and download SanDisk format tools for help. Here in this part, we've collected 4 formatting tools that you can pick up one to format your SanDisk devices now:

#1. EaseUS Partition Master
#2. Windows File Explorer
#3. Windows Disk Management
#4. CMD - Windows DiskPart Command Prompt

#1. Format SanDisk Device using EaseUS Partition Master

Remember to back up your data to another location first if you can access the device for now. If you cannot open the device at all, format your device first, and then let reliable data recovery software to bring all your lost files back.

Instead of recommending Windows built-in tools, we would like to let you try EaseUS Partition Master Free Edition. The reason why we recommend this free partition manager as the first SanDisk format tool is that it enables you to perform more advanced operations besides formatting.

Pros: ①. 100% free formatting; ②. Format 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and even bigger device to FAT32; ③. Convert FAT32 to NTFS; ④. Clone and partition storage device, etc.
Cons: Doesn't work on macOS.
Supported Format: NTFS, FAT32, FAT16, Ext4/Ext3/Ext2, exFAT, etc.
Best for: All levels of users - beginners, experienced and professional users

Guide: 4-Step Format a Sandisk Drive in Windows

Connect your problematic SanDisk drive or removable device to your PC and follow next steps to format it with ease.

Step 1: Launch EaseUS Partition Master, right-click the partition on your external hard drive/USB/SD card which you want to format and choose the 'Format' option.

Step 2: Assign a new partition label, file system (NTFS/FAT32/EXT2/EXT3), and cluster size to the selected partition, then click 'OK'.

Step 3: In the Warning window, click 'OK' to continue.

Step 4: Click the 'Execute Operation' button in the top-left corner to review the changes, then click 'Apply' to start formatting your external hard drive/USB/SD card.

#2. Format SanDisk Device using File Explorer

As Windows File Explorer is a Windows built-in tool, you don't need to download it at all. As long as the File Explorer is working properly, you can format your SanDisk or other brands of devices with ease.

Pros: 100% free
Cons: Cannot format 64GB or bigger USB, SD card to FAT32;
Supported Format: NTFS, FAT/FAT32, exFAT
Best for: Window beginners

Tutorial: 4-Step to Format SanDisk Device

Step 1. Connect SanDisk device to your PC. Open Windows File Explorer, right-click on SanDisk device that you need to format, select 'Format'.

Step 2. Rename the drive, reset its file system to FAT32 or exFAT.

Step 3. Click 'Start' to begin the formatting.

Step 4. When the formatting process completes, click 'OK' and close File Explorer.

#3. Format SanDisk using Windows Disk Management

Being similar to File Explorer, Windows Disk Management is pre-installed on Windows computer. You can easily apply it to format or change a device file system. As a result, no download and installation are required.

Pros: ①. 100% free; ②. Partition SanDisk or other brands of devices;
Cons: Cannot format 64GB or bigger device to FAT32;
Supported Format: NTFS, FAT/FAT32, exFAT;
Best for: Experienced users

How-to Guide: 4-Step to Format SanDisk Device

Step 1. Connect your SanDisk device to PC, right-click 'This PC' or 'My Computer' and choose 'Manage'.

Step 2. Go to 'Disk Management'.

Step 3. Right-click the SanDisk hard drive partition and choose 'Format'.

Step 4. Set the volume label, file system and click 'OK' to start formatting the drive.

When the formatting process completes, exit Disk Management.

#4. Format SanDisk using Windows DiskPart Command Prompt

Windows DiskPart command prompt is more like a disk management tool which cannot only format your SanDisk device but also work to resolve other issues on your devices. You can easily bring it up without downloading or installing it.

Pros: ①. 100% free; ②. Works more than formatting, such as to convert disk to GPT;
Cons: ①. Complex for beginners; ②. Any false operation may cause serious problems;
Supported Format: NTFS, FAT/FAT32, exFAT;
Best for: Professional or advanced users

Step-by-Step Guide: Format SanDisk Device using DiskPart

Step 1. Keep your SanDisk device connected to PC. Type cmd in the Search box, right-click Command Prompt and select 'Open as Administrator'.

Step 2. Type diskpart in Command Prompt and hit Enter.

Step 3. Type below command lines in DiskPart and hit Enter each time to quick format SanDisk drive:

Make sure you enter the right command each time.

list disk
select disk 2 (Replace 2 with your SanDisk disk number)
list volume
select volume 10 (Replace 10 with the volume number of the partition that you want to format)
format fs=ntfs quick (If you need to format a hard drive partition to FAT32 or other file systems, replace ntfs with fat32, exfat, etc.)

Step 4. Type exit and hit Enter to close the command window when DiskPart reports it has successfully forma

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